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W � ' REPORT To the Honorable Mayor and ��ty Councii , From �he �Cify Manager October 25, 2004 Subject Redwood City Recycled Water Project — Production and Delivery of Recycled Water Recommendation By Motion: 1. Approve engineering plans and specifications titled Redwood City Recycled Water Project, Phase 1, Plans for the construction of SBSA Facilities Project — Disinfection, Storage, and Pumping 2. Request that the SBSA Commission approve aforementioned plans and specifications and authorize the call for bids, pursuant to the recently Agreement for Production and Delivery of Recycled Water ("Agreement'� between the Soufh Bayside System Authority and the City of Redwood City Background In August 2003 the City Council approved a broadly defined, flexible project, filed a California Environmental Quality Act Notice of Determination, and formed a citizen community task force to provide input on the implementation of the project. The Council charged the Task Force with the "goal to identify 1,946 acre-feet per year of potable water demand reductions by 2010, in a financially feasible manner, that avoids using recycled water at schoolyards, parks, and playgrounds". The Task Force completed their work in March 2004 and unanimously recommended that the City implement an alternative that through a combination of recycl;ed water use, replacement of natural turf playing fields with synthetic turf, continued use of groundwater at Sequoia High School, and additional water conservation programs, achieves an estimated 2,002 acre feet per year of potable water demand reductions. The City Council accepted tha Task Force Report and directed staffto return with various implementation actions for their consideration. The Redwood City Recycled Water Project ("Project") will be implemented in multiple phases over the next several years, beginning with some recycled water delivery in the 2006 irrigation season. The initial phases will include commercial portions of Redwood Shores and the Greater Bayfront area, with future expansion possible into Central Redwood City. The major components of the Project are: 1. Treatment improvements consisting of filter modifications, chemical feed addition and filtered water line at the SBSA site - owned and operated by SBSA 2. Disinfection facility consisting of new chlorine contact chamber at the SBSA site - owned by Redwood City, operated by SBSA 3. Storage and pumping facilities located inside the SBSA plant property (includes a back-up supply line for potable water) - owned and operated by Redwood City 4. Distribution system consisting of new transmission pipelines throughout the water service area, in street rights-of-ways - owned and operated by Redwood City Page 1 of 3 �.. _ .. .T_ _